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Top - Mural - Created by Cannelton
Elementary Media Club. The first two pictures are courtesy of
our teacher, Mrs. Joan Goble. The rest in the mural CES Media Club
took.
Side frame:
Log cabin from
www.gifs.net
Indiana
flag from
http://www.us-american-flags.com/indiana/
Sarah Bush Lincoln photograph is courtesy of R. J. Norton and the
Abraham Lincoln Research Site.
School house is from
Free School Clip Art Now website.
Boy using drawknife -
photograph by Cannelton Elementary Media Club. It was taken at
Lincoln
Boyhood Memorial at
Lincoln City, Indiana.
Slave auction picture - from
Download Free Pictures.com
Bust of Abraham Lincoln -
photograph taken by Cannelton Elementary Club at Lincoln Boyhood
Memorial
Park in Lincoln City,
Indiana. It was sculpted by E. H. Daniels.
Log and axe - Abraham Lincoln Fact Book & Teacher's Guide, by
Gerald Sanders, copyright 1982, East-
ern Acorn Press. It was
colored in by Cannelton Elementary Media Club.
Abraham Lincoln clip art from
Free Clip Art.
About Us photograph of two CES Media Club members - by Cannelton Elementary
Media Club. Home (index) page-
Abraham Lincoln photo - Library of Congress, Digital ID:
ppmsca 19211
Reproduction Number: LC-DIG-ppmsca-19211
Repository: Library of Congress Prints and
Photographs Division Washington, D.C. 20540 USA
Thumbnails of map and timeline - Cannelton Elementary Media Club.
"Lincoln The Rail Splitter" painting - Library of
Congress, Digital ID: cph 3g02472
Reproduction Number: LC-USZC4-2472
Repository: Library of Congress
Prints and Photographs Division Washington, D.C. 20540 USA
The timeline of Abraham's growing up years was created
by CES Media Club with Time Liner - Tom Snyder
Productions.
The map of Abraham's locations during his growing up
years was created by CES Media Club with
Neighborhood Map Maker, Tom Snyder Productions.
Birth and Kentucky Years-
Sinking Springs
photograph and Knob Creek cabin photograph courtesy of Raymond Bial.
Visit his website at:
http://www.raybial.com/
They are both from his popular children's
book,
Where Lincoln Walked.
Drawing of young Abraham
Lincoln drawn by Cannelton Elementary Media Club.
Wall mural Kentucky years
section taken at Lincoln Boyhood Memorial Park visitor center - taken by CES
Media Club.
Indiana Years-
Page 1-
Log cabin at Lincoln Boyhood Memorial State Park in Lincoln
City, Indiana taken by
Cannelton Elementary Media Club.
Foundation of Lincoln cabin
at Lincoln Boyhood Memorial State Park in Lincoln City,
Indiana taken by Cannelton Elementary Media Club.
Drawing of young Abe Lincoln
using an axe drawn by Cannelton Elementary Media Club.
Drawing of young Abraham at
his mother's grave courtesy of
Picture
History.
Page 2-
Photograph of Sally Bush Johnston Lincoln, Abraham's stepmother,
courtesy of R. J. Norton
and the
Abraham Lincoln Research Site.
Abraham reading by the fire light - painting by Eastman Johnson 1868
- Public Domain. Page 3-
Historic marker of Abraham Lincoln's Ferry boat job at Troy, Indiana
taken by Cannelton
Elementary Media Club.
Drawing of Abraham Lincoln on ferry boat by Cannelton
Elementary Media Club.
Historic marker of the site where Abraham Lincoln won
his first court case taken by John
Hargis, Attorney at Law, Rockport, Indiana.
Page 4- Flatboat
clipart picture from
Classroom
Clipart. Lincoln Family
Photographs of Nancy Hanks Lincoln, Thomas Lincoln, and Sarah Bush
Johnston Lincoln,
all courtesy of R. J. Norton and the
Abraham Lincoln Research Site.
Photograph of little frontier girl taken by Cannelton Elementary
Media Club. Photograph of
poster of Lincoln with parents - courtesy of
Picture History. Nancy Hanks
page - color photograph is public domain. It is of the actual
oil painting painted by Lloyd
Ostendorf. It is owned by the U.S. Department of
Interior.
Thomas Lincoln page - cabinet photograph is by
Cannelton Elementary Media Club. It is of a cabinet found in
Lincoln Boyhood Memorial cabin.
Sarah Bush Johnston Lincoln page - drawing of Sarah is by
Cannelton Elementary Media Club.
The spinning wheel photograph is by Cannelton
Elementary Media Club. It was taken of a spinning wheel at the
Lincoln Boyhood Memorial Park Visitor Center/Museum.
Sarah Lincoln page - photograph of spinning wheel by
Cannelton Media Club.
Photograph of white snakeroot is courtesy of Dave Berry
and Cedar Bog.
Photograph of Sarah Bush Johnston Lincoln is courtesy of R. J.
Norton and the
Abraham Lincoln Research
Site.
Photograph of gravesite of
Sarah Grigsby Lincoln by Cannelton Elementary Media Club.
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